The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-05-25

singing the ''Marseillaise' and blowing up
houses of workmen who refuse to join
them. Premier TisZa, in the Hungarian
Diet, explained the Bosnia matter.
A dispatch from the City of Mexico says
one of the leading hanks of that city has
been robbed of about $4,000 which was
taRen from the vaults several nights ago.
rev details are given, as the detectives
wi n are working up the case" have inn
P.seo silence upon all who are acquainted
with the facts.
Cattle were dull and lower at the Chi
cago stockyards, at the close of the week,
the best selling at 81 as per hundred
pounds. The hogs were sold at an advance
of cents, and sheep were scarce and
slightly higher. Texas sheepmen are ready
to send great numbers of sheep here as
as soOD prlces advance little more.
There rs more exciting information
about Mr.. Blaine's programme for the sum-
mer this morning. 1t is said that he will
positively go to Europe, and will endeavor
to clinch his alleged hold upon the Irish
vote in this country by entering actively
into the home-rule campaign in England
and Ireland.
Henry Georges New York labor party
is actively preparing for the fall campaign.
Mr.. George denies that there is or viii be
any deal with Mr.. Blaine, who, be says,
represents all that he "has been fighting
against for years." Mr.. George thinks
there will be labor candidate for the pres
idency in 1888.
Grain and provisions in the local specu-
lative markets were held comparatively
steady in Chicago in fridays markets.
Wheat for June delivery was "pegged" at
IS cents. The same option for corn closed
at 3914 cents, for lard at Sc 20, and for
short ribs at $7.171z. May pork was adj
vanced to $22.75-an improvement OF Sl.25.
Train robbery on the international and
Great Northern railroad, near Austin,
Texas, was committed by twelve men, well
mounted and armed. The robbers fired
about 100 shots to keep the passengers
quiet" and they had the desired effect.
The amount taken from the express car is
variously estimated at from 81, 900 to $50,
600.
At New. Haven, Ct, last Wednesday,
Mrs Martin, Feeny, aged thirty-ive years,
was on her way to work, when, Just as she
was entering the factory, she was met by
her husband, from whom she separated
four weeks aga. He drew a pocket-knite
/ and plunged it into her left breast close to
her heart making wound that will prob
| ably result fatally.
r. G. Dunn &c Co., in their weekly trade
review, take generally favorable view OF
the sitution. The most important effects
of the interstate commerce act noted are
the decline of trade of larger centers oil
distribution and manufacture and increase
of Distribution at smaller towns, with up
rising of new manufacturing works al
many localities" Money is reported in
abundant supply every where except al
Chicago and New York. Real estate spec
ulation continues active at the West and
| South. The produce exports show de
cliEe of 93 per cent. during the past three
weeks, while there was an increase OF 5 PEI
| cent in imports. The business failures fol
the week in the United States and Canals
numbered $50, against 1872 during the cor
responding week of last year.